These come in small sections. They look great this is a large custom built one in an underground cellar we built.

It depends how much time you have, and how many dishes. If you have marathon mountain of dishes, you may have to stop and dry half way through to make room on the rack. Or if one has better things to do one might fill the rack then drape the dry tea towel over the top and run away. Or if there's just a few (one must be fairly bored to bother with "just a few") it does look lovely to dry and put them away and have a clear sink/bench. Once again, I think my views on housework may be peeking through. ;-)

if you know you'll carefully take time to fold the towels over this rack every time but i suggest this rack looks like it would be more suitable for small thin teatowels not very effective for drying a damp bath towel although probably OK for displaying clean neatly folded towels until ready to be used once and replaced

A good cabinetmaker should be able to make these. Each rack is simply a drawer without a bottom, some corner reinforcement blocking, and dowel fixed across. You won't be able to buy this off-the-shelf as all drawer widths are different. Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls